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Members of the folk band Стары Ольса.
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Poles from there speak totally like Belorussians with strong Eastern accent and are very similar looking. There's smooth transition between these two nations in these regions. I can say that Belarussians appear to be ultra-Slavic in many aspects. Number of Belorussians is estimated from 50 000 by official census to 250 000 by Belarussian organizations. There are people who identify as both.
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Western Belarusian Polesia, western Ukrainian Polesia and region in Poland bordering Ukraine and Belarus form the same ethnographic region. Some people identified themselves as Ukrainians or Volhynians, others as Belarusians. People in the region are also known as Poleshyuks and Pinchuks on the Belarusian side of the border. Their dialect is transitional between Belarusian and Ukrainian which is more similar to Ukrainian. I agreee, they are a very Slavic group of people in every sense. Some people refer to the region as the marshlands of Pripiat.
Their dialect is in yellow colour of the bottom left corner.
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